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 1 1,5 |      simplest form is given in Jonah 3:4. We need not doubt that
 2 1,5 |         We need not doubt that Jonah expanded it, whenever questioned
 3 1,7 |   because we have the story of Jonah as well as his message that
 4 3   |                    Chapter 3. ~Jonah.  ~ ~
 5 3,1 |         The Author and Date. ~ Jonah the son of Amittai prophesied
 6 3,3 |       overlooked or forgotten. Jonah forgot one of them, when
 7 3,3 | through them as He willed. But Jonah shows that this power was
 8 3,4 |      is easy to understand why Jonah had no wish to save them
 9 3,4 |    escape Jehovah’s compulsion Jonah sailed for some port at
10 3,4 |     was a whale that swallowed Jonah, for there are varieties
11 3,5 |         however, we grasp that Jonah is thanking God for saving
12 3,5 |        Even a land­lubber like Jonah knew that this was no ordinary
13 3,5 |      surprising, especially if Jonah, as was very likely the
14 3,6 |      See Lanchester: Obadiah & Jonah (C.B.), p. 53. It is “Greater
15 3,6 |       much smaller, see Bewer: Jonah (I.C.C.), p. 51.). The impression —
16 3,7 |        Ch. 4). ~ There came to Jonah the certainty that God had
17 3,7 | shriveled it up and threatened Jonah with heatstroke. In his
18 3,7 |     then able to bring home to Jonah through the importance to
19 3,7 |     and under.~ The miracle of Jonah’s preservation has more
20 3,7 |     was doubtless a picture to Jonah of Leviathan, the monster
21 9,3 |    Assyria first pronounced by Jonah (Jonah 3:4) and affirmed
22 9,3 |     first pronounced by Jonah (Jonah 3:4) and affirmed clearly
23 11,2|      but with the exception of Jonah this is nowhere so marked
24 13,4| Tel-Abib “turns Ezekiel into a Jonah who failed to obey the divine
25 14,1|     Joel and the moral tale of Jonah, as well as considerable
26 14,3|        2; Ezek. 1:3; Hos. 1:1; Jonah 1:1; Mic. 1:1; Zeph. 1:1;